Other Bridges At Waterford City
- The first permanent bridge at Waterford City was the so-called "Timbertoes" bridge (1793-1913)
- It was replaced by the Redmond Bridge (1910-1984)
- The current city-centre bridge is the Rice Bridge (1982–present)
- The River Suir Bridge marks the first time Waterford city has been served by two bridges
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